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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2463, 3 October 1914, Page 3

The war can make no difference io epring cleaning, which is a necessary piece of work. It is marvellous when on© rummages about the house how j much is found necessary to replace, and this is particularly true of floor coveringa. Door mats have a way of getting out of condition; they are trod upon so much that destruction is inevitable. The best door mate arc the fringed Liskurl, and it is a leading line with Sutton'e.—A. H. Button and Co. The firm 13 now offering six dozen of these door mate at very reasonable prices. The charaoterfaics of Ceylon Tea are robustness, flavour, and "strength, the liquid being veir palatable, and having a fine texture. Crescent Tea combines in a happy degree these characteristics, for the blending ia carried out by an expert. Sold by all storekeepers, at 9s, islOd, and Isßcl per lb TEETHING. ''When teething ray little girl puffered greatly from diarrhoea," says Mrs Alice A. Powell, Creesy, Tar,. "When first attacked I took her to the doctor, but -his treatment did her no good Whatever, Ak sixteen children had died of diarrhoea in the previous two weeks I was greatly alarmed. I gave her a few dosee of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and the result was simply marvellous. In a few hours I noticed a decided improvement and the child was quickly well again." Obtainable from all ohemiste and etorek«epere.